Women in STEM
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MYSTERYYY
100

This physicist became the first American woman in space in 1983.

Sally Ride

100

She is our club advisor.

Dr. Lambson
100

This law explains why you launch forward when sitting in a car that suddenly stops.

Newton’s First Law of Motion (or inertia)

100

This is the solution for x in the equation 3x + 7=25.

x = 6

100

This substance, which is neither basic nor acidic, has a pH of 7.

Water

200

This Polish-born scientist was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the only person to win Nobels in two different sciences.

Marie Curie

200

This member of the board memorized every IKEA product when they were in 7th grade.

Adelyne

200

This gas makes up 78% of the air we breathe, making it the most abundant gas in the atmosphere.

Nitrogen.

200

You buy two movie tickets and popcorn for $23. Each ticket costs $9. This is how much the popcorn costs.

$5

200

The number of states that touch the Pacific Ocean.

Five

300

This mathematician is credited with writing the first computer algorithm—long before modern computers existed.

Ada Lovelace

300

This member of the board has been pescetarian since birth.

Mayari

300

This part of your body is responsible for producing insulin, a hormone regulating blood sugar levels.

Pancreas

300

A function doubles every input, then subtracts 4. This is the output when the input is 7.

10

300

This famous primatologist had her love of animals inspired by a stuffed chimpanzee named Jubilee.

Jane Goodall

400

This former Silicon Valley biotech CEO became infamous after her company Theranos promoted blood-testing technology that didn't work. Her rise and fall later inspired the Hulu miniseries The Dropout.

Elizabeth Holmes

400

This member of the board is hypermobile, meaning they have joints that can move beyond the average range.

Rachel

400

When your hair stands up after taking off a hat or rubbing a balloon on it, this phenomenon is what is happening.

Static Electricity
400

A ladder leans against a wall making a 30∘degree angle with the ground and reaches 10 feet up the wall. This is the length of the ladder.

20 feet

400

This sticky, natural substance never goes bad, even after thousands of years.

Honey

500

This cybersecurity expert served as CEO of Yahoo from 2012–2017 and was previously a key executive at Google.

Marissa Mayer

500

This board member once met Milo Manheim at the airport.

Cat

500

When you stir sugar into tea, the sweet taste spreads out throughout the liquid. This process spreading the sugar molecules from a concentrated area to the rest of the tea is called what?

Diffusion

500

For the system

x + ky = 2

2x + 4y = 5

this value of k makes the system have no solution.

k = 2

500

Known as the "human computer," this NASA mathematician helped astronauts safely get to the moon

Katherine Johnson

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